Casey Donahue

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Originally from Pennsylvania, Casey graduated from Fairfield University with a major in journalism and a minor in political science. He has covered several towns in Fairfield County since 2010. Case was formerly an assistant managing editor at Daily Voice.

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Port Chester, Rye Brook Hydrants To Be Flushed Monday Port Chester, Rye Brook Hydrants To Be Flushed Monday Port Chester, Rye Brook Hydrants To Be Flushed Monday
Port Chester, Rye Brook Hydrants To Be Flushed Monday PORT CHESTER, N.Y. -- Don't be surprised if your water is discolored Monday. United Water will be flushing fire hydrants and blow offs in Port Chester and Rye Brook. Flushing will take place between 7:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. Customers may experience a slight discoloration in their water and a decrease in water pressure. If you experience any discoloration, run your cold water in a basement sink for 15 to 20 minutes and it should clear up. The water will be safe to drink, but you may prefer to wait until the water runs clear before drinking or washing dishes or clothes. Flushing is performed ev…
Rye YMCA Swimmers Win League Championship Rye YMCA Swimmers Win League Championship Rye YMCA Swimmers Win League Championship
Rye YMCA Swimmers Win League Championship RYE, N.Y. -- The Rye YMCA Wave Ryeders ended their season as the Westchester-Fairfield League Champions for the eighth consecutive year, and placed 10th at the New York State YMCA Championships in Ithaca. Several members of the team brought home trophies from the state championships. Rowan Haffner, 8, won a first place championship, the “8 and under” and “10 and under” boys teams placed second and the “8 and under” girls team placed third. “I am so proud of the Wave Ryeders’ teamwork this year,” said Coach Kate Tiedemann. “They turned the disappointment of losing a dual meet against New R…
Harrison Schools To Receive Additional State Funding Harrison Schools To Receive Additional State Funding Harrison Schools To Receive Additional State Funding
Harrison Schools To Receive Additional State Funding HARRISON, N.Y. -- Officials will announce additional state funding for the Harrison Central School District at a press conference Monday morning. Harrison was denied $46,000 in state aid this January when it was late in submitting its plan for teacher evaluations. The district submitted its plan 19 minutes after the Jan. 17 deadline, after the state objected to the plan's evaluation system for the high school principal. The state disagreed that principals should be evaluated based on the number of students admitted to four-year colleges. The state asked that Superintendent Lou Wool change…
Find A Job In And Around Port Chester Find A Job In And Around Port Chester Find A Job In And Around Port Chester
Find A Job In And Around Port Chester PORT CHESTER, N.Y. -- The following is a list of job openings posted online by employers who are hiring in Port Chester, Rye and Harrison. Bar Taco Port Chester is hiring bartenders, servers, hostesses and busboys. Apply in person from 3 to 5 p.m. Thursday through Sunday at Bar Taco, 1 Willett Ave. Concorde Personnel in Port Chester is seeking an executive assistant. GraduationSource.com is hiring warehouse customer service representatives. The DAC Group is looking for a business development director. The Rye YMCA is hiring camp counselors. The Rye Marriott is…
What To Do In Harrison This Weekend What To Do In Harrison This Weekend What To Do In Harrison This Weekend
What To Do In Harrison This Weekend HARRISON, N.Y. -- It will be a quiet Easter weekend in Harrison. Check out our Events calendar for more items. Friday, March 29 Grebstein Award Exhibition: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Check out works of art by sophomores and juniors competing for the Phyllis and Gary Grebstein Award in the Visual Arts. Manhattanville College, 2900 Purchase St. Saturday, March 30 Saturday Story Time and Craft: 1 p.m. Kids can listen to a story and make a craft to take home. West Harrison Library, 2 Madison St. Have an event you'd like to share? Add your event to our calendar.
What To Do In Rye This Weekend What To Do In Rye This Weekend What To Do In Rye This Weekend
What To Do In Rye This Weekend RYE, N.Y. -- The events in Rye this weekend include a movie screening, an Easter egg hunt and a scavenger hunt. Check out our Events calendar for more items. Friday, March 29 "Wreck-It Ralph" Screening: 3 p.m. The library hosts a screening of "Wreck-It Ralph" for kids five and up. The film tells the story of a video game villain who decides that he wants to be a hero. Rye Free Reading Room, 1061 Boston Post Road. Saturday, March 30 Easter Egg Hunt: 10:30 a.m. Rye Recreation hosts an Easter egg hunt for kids ages two through fifth grade. Rye Recreation Field, 281 Midland Ave. Sunday,…
What To Do In Port Chester This Weekend What To Do In Port Chester This Weekend What To Do In Port Chester This Weekend
What To Do In Port Chester This Weekend PORT CHESTER, N.Y. -- It will be a Easter quiet weekend in Port Chester and Rye Brook. Check out our Events calendar for more items. Friday, March 29 "Absorption" Exhibit: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. This exhibit of work by artist-in-residence Jeff Schwarz is inspired by historical figurative portraiture, contemporary fashion design, and the attributes of the urban and rural places he has lived. Admission is free. Clay Art Center, 40 Beech St. Saturday, March 30 Cat and Kitten Adoption Day: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Cats and kittens will be available for same-day adoption at this event hosted by Pet Re…
Harrison Teen Wants To Put Skate Park At Old Pool Site Harrison Teen Wants To Put Skate Park At Old Pool Site Harrison Teen Wants To Put Skate Park At Old Pool Site
Harrison Teen Wants To Put Skate Park At Old Pool Site HARRISON, N.Y. --  Harrison High School junior James Murabito is working to create a new skate park in town. Murabito is part of the International Baccalaureate Program and is required to complete an extracurricular project. He thought that a good way to improve the Harrison community would be to establish a skate park. "There are a lot of places in town for kids to partake in sports such as baseball, soccer, basketball," Murabito said when presenting his idea to the Town Board at its last meeting. "There are not a lot of places for kids to participate in skateboarding, in-line skating or…
Harrison Knitting Group Seeks Donations Of Yarn Harrison Knitting Group Seeks Donations Of Yarn Harrison Knitting Group Seeks Donations Of Yarn
Harrison Knitting Group Seeks Donations Of Yarn HARRISON, N.Y. -- A group of Harrison knitters are asking residents for donations of yarn to help young children. The Knifty Knitters, a group based out of the Seniors of West Harrison, produce sweaters, hats and blankets for preschool children in the Head Start of Port Chester program and the Children's Rehabilitation Center in White Plains. Donations can be dropped off at either the Downtown or West Harrison Senior Centers.
Rye Considers Bow Hunters To Deal With Deer Problem Rye Considers Bow Hunters To Deal With Deer Problem Rye Considers Bow Hunters To Deal With Deer Problem
Rye Considers Bow Hunters To Deal With Deer Problem RYE, N.Y. -- Rye residents who are sick of seeing deer in their yard may soon find relief. The city is considering using bow hunters to help cull the deer population in Rye. The program would be modeled on the program used by the Westchester County Parks Department to control deer in four parks in the county. The city is looking to implement a pilot program this fall during deer season, which lasts from October through December. Deer reproduce at a rapid rate and are causing damage to many forests in Westchester County, John Baker, the director of conservation for Westchester County Parks…
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